North Las Vegas is turning more desert into dock doors. City officials say construction is underway on Apex Ridge Logistics Park, a roughly 90 acre site near the Apex industrial corridor that is set to become a major logistics campus with about 1.36 million square feet of warehouse and distribution space across two big buildings. It is the latest speculative bet in Apex, a submarket that has been drawing steady industrial deals and fresh infrastructure spending.
City leaders marked the start of the project on social media:
Construction on the new Apex Ridge Logistics Park is officially underway! This 90-acre industrial campus will offer 1.3 million square feet of space for logistics. https://x.com/i/status/2027172038385754593
— City of North Las Vegas (CNLV) February 27, 2026
What’s Being Built
According to CBRE listing materials, the plan calls for two cross dock buildings totaling about 1.36 million square feet, with individual footprints of roughly 755,628 and 602,377 square feet. Marketing materials flag high clear heights, ESFR sprinkler systems and large amounts of trailer and auto parking tailored for high volume distribution. The site sits in the Apex submarket with direct access to I 15 and other regional freight corridors.
EBS Realty Partners, which bought the acreage in 2024, is listed as a developer and investor on project materials, which state that work began in early 2026 with an expected 2027 delivery. The project brochure on the official site outlines build to suit options, LEED goals and 20 MVA of available power, and emphasizes FM Global design standards for fire and risk mitigation, details that appear on the Apex Ridge Logistics Park website. Brokers are marketing the space to national third party logistics and e commerce operators.
Why It Matters For Apex
The campus is arriving as the region wraps up several major infrastructure pieces meant to support heavy industrial growth. The Southern Nevada Water Authority has backed a roughly $227 million Garnet Valley water and wastewater program to serve Apex, and local legislation has compressed permitting steps for utilities in the park. Recent leasing in Apex, including a 1.2 million square foot DHL deal, highlights demand for the type of space Apex Ridge is being built to supply.
Project specs also lean into features that big occupiers typically look for: 42 foot clear heights, cross dock layouts, EV capable parking and expansive trailer yards. Those technical details appear in the developer brochure on the Apex Ridge Logistics Park site and are meant to attract national third party logistics and e commerce tenants that prioritize power, resilience and quick truck turns.
Timeline And What’s Next
The City of North Las Vegas post indicates that construction kicked off in late February, with core shell and site work scheduled through the rest of 2026 and tenant build outs expected into 2027. Brokers and the developer are already marketing both speculative space and build to suit opportunities to potential tenants, as outlined on the EBS Realty Partners project page. City and utility planners are set to keep coordinating on water and power as the project moves from grading into vertical construction.
For North Las Vegas, Apex Ridge is another marker of the city’s ongoing pivot toward logistics and industrial growth at Apex, a shift that brings potential jobs and tax revenue and keeps a spotlight on how the region will deliver reliable utilities. Officials and developers point to the continuing infrastructure work as the backbone for these projects, and observers will be watching leasing activity and construction milestones as the site comes out of the ground. Coverage will be updated as new leases and milestone announcements are released by city and broker channels.
